During an interview with Dr. Gina Loudon on Real America’s Voice, Epshteyn, a former Trump 2020 strategic advisor, predicted that the matter will land in the nation’s high court.
Epshteyn said that “the interplay of the 10th Amendment” to the U.S. Constitution, the 12th Amendment and Article II, “would suggest that states do have a right to decertify. And from then, it’s an open question what happens next.”
He said that after information becomes available from state audits, “decertification should happen because that’s the correct step from the states. And from then on in terms of deciding what to do about the federal election, well, there’s gonna be an open question,” he noted, remarking that he believes that the matter will go before the Supreme Court.
Look - I don't want Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in office and I wish Trump had won the election, but whether he or anyone else likes it or not the election is OVER and he lost. Maybe it wasn't fair or honest, maybe there was cheating and fraud going on, a lot of people think that. But - there is no way he is going to be reinstated short of a military coup, and that is not going to happen either. Not in this country. Even if enough state supreme courts rule to decertify their individual elections, there is NOTHING in the US Constitution that says a president can be reinstated in this situation. And my understanding is that the Constitution specifically states what the gov't can do and if it ain't in there then they can't do it.
You can't change the Constitution and add something that wasn't in there before or just make up the rules as you go along. Congress would have to amend the Constitution or at least pass legislation to authorize the removal of a president in such cases or to authorize a special election, and since the democrats control both the House and the Senate then guess what, they ain't going to do it. There has to be an existing pathway for the SCOTUS to base such a momentous decision, and frankly the Roberts Court isn't going to do that either, not without the full consent of Congress and the backing of the American people. All of that would take a lot of time, as well it should; reversing the will of the people as dictated by the results of an election is not to be taken lightly.
SO - in the first place I doubt that even one state will decertify that election, not without incontrovertible proof that enough fraud took place that proves the results were wrong and Trump should have won. It's not enough to prove that fraud existed, and it's not enough to prove that the election results were inaccurate and that MAYBE Trump should have won. You've gotta prove that Trump would've won, and that is a very tall hill to climb. Frankly, I'm not seeing that happen, not even in one state. The democrats will allege that the audits themselves were fraudulent, right? So now you also gotta prove that the incontrovertible evidence that enough fraud existed was itself incontrovertible. And you gotta do it in enough states to overturn the election and I'm not seeing that as even remotely possible.
